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    Honeymoon Cafe

    3.8 (110 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    HONEYMOON CAFE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Sook K.

    We love love love this place. I wouldn't get the white people Chinese here, rather the authentic. The salt baked cuttlefish, garlic pea pod tips, and lobster with ginger and scallion are out faves. And the owners are so nice. Love love love this place.

    Beef with peppers and onions
    Cheryl W.

    Great authentic Chinese food and reasonable prices! I took my parents who are fairly picky with Chinese food since they owned their own restaurant before We had the dinner for 2 special which was plenty of food for three of us. It came with salt and pepper shrimp, beef with peppers and onions, and a vegetable dish. All of the dishes had great flavor and the portions were the right size. I can see why so many people order takeout and delivery from here.

    Johnny I.

    The food was delicious, the server was very nice! I did get an expired Diet Coke, which she had replaced when I told her! Gave it a 4 star because they use disposable plates and forks lol

    John L.

    Honeymoon cafe is our go-to place for takeout whenever we want Chinese food for lunch or dinner. The food is amazingly delicious. The Salt and Pepper Japanese Tofu is one of our favorites. We have only dined a few times since opening due to limited tables, and parking in Argyle sucks, even for pick-up. I'm surprised they haven't relocated to a better location in the area since the restaurant has been well established. The restaurant hours is incorrect on the menu, but on Google is correct.

    Cici C.

    Great tasting food, consistently. Ordered salt and pepper pork and Japanese tofu, fish fillet with Chinese broccoli, rice noodle with beef, and pea tip. Food is by no means fancy. But they are simple and delicious. Restaurant has basically no room for seating, and often older people hang out there (which is great, you know the food is good that's why they go). So we always just get take out. Anyway, can't go wrong with here.

    Menu 2021
    BeMariel S.

    Don't miss this spot! Great tasty food, big portions. Just tell the lady you need sauce, if not you don't get any. Go to: salt and pepper pork or shrimp! It's got that greasy after-drinking spiciness you need!

    Pepper beef, combination fried rice, salt & pepper shrimp
    Jocelyn G.

    This place is SO good. We got the beef with peppers, combination fried rice, salt & pepper shrimp and everything was delicious. The beef with peppers is a must try! The meat is so tender.

    Beef short ribs with papper
    Jessica M.

    Another hole-in-the-wall restaurant with its Chinese and English names having zero correlation! Honeymoon Café is a Cantonese, family-run restaurant. The interior is far from pretty. There are four large, circle tables and three medium, rectangle tables. The walls are decorated with pop-up art ranging from Disney characters to scenic landscapes. Extra chairs are stacked and filed along the tables. Despite how none of these mesh, the food is a bomb. On a summery, Wednesday evening, the five of us ordered the family dinner for six: crab meat and fish stripe soup, salt and pepper shrimp, diced beef in black and green pepper, salt and pepper Japanese tofu, baby clams in black bean sauce, and fish fillet with Chinese broccoli. These standard Cantonese entrée names are a mouthful but so were the food. I was stuffing my face with the least amount of etiquette imaginable. I was particularly fond of the Japanese tofu and diced beef. The Japanese tofu was crispy on the outside and custard-like in the center. Each piece was evenly fried to golden brown and lightly seasoned and salted. Everybody was equally marveled by this entrée. The diced beef was incredibly tender and juicy. My amateur taste buds would like to think those were actually diced steak. Portions were generous and we had leftovers to take home. Service was surprisingly good even though they only have one waiter. Prices are reasonable. The whole meal came to $55 before tip. In other words, it was less than $15 per person. I will be back!

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    A small mom and pop shop. A lot of taste food on the menu. Large portions for the price. Limited sitting.

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    Enjoyable Chinese food place near my home. Good portions and good prices. Also great options in their lunch special. Bring cash!

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    Join us for Dim Sum every Saturday from 12pm to 3pm.
    Join us for Dim Sum every Saturday from 12pm to 3pm.
    Join us for Dim Sum every Saturday from 12pm to 3pm.
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